Los Angeles Pacific College - Yucca Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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----'H Y ll C c a Ft' I i I Athletics PHYSICAL EDUCATION is a vital part of every school. One cannot attain mental ef- ficiency without a healthy body. Now that there is new equipment in the Gymnas- ium, the girls are much more interested in physical training. For a school of this size, we are above the average in athletics. Altogether, we have had a very interesting year in Physical Education. -V. HABECKER. - The past year has been one of the greatest in history for the athletic department. By the athletic department we mean not only the games of skill, but the entire physical education activities. There have been outstanding years in one or two activities which we cannot compare with the past yearg but taking all things into consideration, it has been the greatest year in the history of the school, A great deal of improvement was made by way of new equipment and as we once again leave our Alma lllater, this closing school year of 1929, we feel a sense of pride and joy, that we each one had a part in her success. -W. EDWARDS. V Page Seveniy-one

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'5lYuccal3' Alzmzfzz'-School Basketball Series 'FHIS YEAR's basketball season opened with a favorable outlook for the school. Pete Preston, captain of the boys' team, proved to be an excellent captain. However, owing to the experience and speed of the alumni, the school was defeated. The girls also built up a strong team. Their captain, Viola Haebccker, coached them in their many practices. GAME SCORES Alumni School Alumni School Boys: 24- 14 Boys: 14- O 33 1 1 17 5 Girls: 14 Girls? 0 Page Seventy-three